Deb's Cat Desexing.

21/06/2026

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20/06/2026

Copy & Pasted but use know how i hate the word feral 🤦‍♀️ the only feral is the people that don't desex their cats! 💯 for those that are willing to help the wild/farm/street/Community kittens this is the go ❤️

HOW DO YOU SOCIALISE FERAL KITTENS?
Very carefully and with a whole lot of patience.

People often ask us how we turn frightened, hissing little wild things into affectionate family pets.

The answer is simple. Very slowly.

When feral kittens first come into care, we give them time to decompress. Everything they know has changed. They are terrified. They don’t understand that they are safe and they certainly don’t trust us.

Food is usually our greatest ally. We tempt them with meals and irresistible creamy treats and let them learn that people bring good things.

At first, even catching them without being scratched or bitten can be a challenge.

We wrap them up burrito style in a soft towel and simply hold them. We speak softly and reassure them that they are safe. We let them feel our gentle breath and often give them little kisses on their heads. They don’t understand at first. But slowly they begin to relax.

With older kittens, fear can become contagious. One frightened kitten will often convince the others that humans are terrible. This is one of the very few times we separate kittens. Sometimes removing them from each other’s fears and making life a little boring helps them adjust. We become their whole world.

We spend hours holding them. We distract them with toys. We sit quietly with them. For the really spicy ones, we smear creamy treats on the end of a spoon or stick and let them discover that hands aren’t so scary after all.

There are no shortcuts. No magic tricks. Just patience, kindness and countless hours of gentle, repetitive handling. And then one day, something wonderful happens.

The kitten that once hissed at the sight of you starts purring. The kitten that hid in the corner comes running to greet you. The kitten that tried so desperately to protect itself finally learns that it doesn’t have to be afraid anymore.

And that’s when you realise you didn’t tame a feral kitten. You earned its trust.

And there are few things more rewarding than that.

20/06/2026

Sharing for Dunroaminpets INC ❤️

20/06/2026

This beautiful mumma has a story to tell, she was trapped with 7 kittens by a wonderful lady in junee after having multiple litters (we won't go there) her latest 7 kittens went to the wonderful Cooper st vet's in Cootamundra and Wildfire had all her vetwork and stayed with me neally 6 weeks and well i let her out of crate into my shed/enclosure and she escaped and went back to where she was trapped... but she wasn't welcome there so the trapper trapped her again and she came back to me (like I need another cat) 🤦‍♀️ but anyway I reached out to a beautiful friend in Muttama and she said of course so on my day off a week ago instead of doing what was needed and catching up on things here i drove Wildfire to my beautiful friend's and Wildfire went into a huge cat enclosure where she will get used to her surroundings then released on her hobby farm 😍 so there is no chance of Wildfire finding her way back to Junee and if she does well she is 1 clever cat 🐈 picture is of Wildfire and before anyone sais look at the mess of carrier if use know a wild cat then you won't say a word 🤫 plus it's cat biscuits 🤣

18/06/2026

Fresh clean water daily is a must 💯

17/06/2026

These beautiful fur babies are looking for their forever homes. 🐈‍⬛🐈🐾

17/06/2026

Is anyone interested in being a foster carer for a friendly adult cat? They have had all their vetwork just awaiting their homes... all they want is love and unfortunately my work atm all I do is feed and clean for them 😞 they would love a lap to curl up on 🥳

16/06/2026

Sharing for Bella ❤️

Name: Bella
Age: 11
Star Sign: definitely a Ta**us
Favourite Backstreet Boy: AJ McLean
Crime: refusing to accept that you have other things to do

The Facts:

Hates every cat immediately on sight, but is too much of a lady to start a fight
If she can see you, she is screaming at you to come give her attention
BIIIIIIIIIG purrs!! So many bees!!! Where does she keep them!!!
Okay but don't pat her with two hands she doesn't like that
Nervous pooper who needs special food for her tummy
Also she has an eye thing
Loves to curl up in a good spot of sunshine by the window
Is constantly tortured by the presence of tiny lizards in the garden that she can't reach

The Review:

Bella might just be my favourite sweetheart in the cattery. I always make time for her after I’m done cleaning; I'll sit down in her area (with a towel or jumper for lap protection) and she will meander over, do some big stretches, then clock in for a shift at the biscuit factory. There’s no gentle sourdough going on here, either - she makes bread hard and fast, thus the protective layer. When she’s finished, she will curl up and watch the birds out the window with you. Yes, you may give her scritches, but don't move from spot to spot too fast and don't take it personally when she gives you a little love bite - she’s simply telling you that you ventured too far, are scratching too slow or too fast, or she just felt like it.

Bella was adopted at a young age and lived with her dad for about 5 years before being returned for allergy-related reasons (her dad spoiled her and you can tell! he tried so hard to keep her). She was fostered for a little while too. She is easy to love and will love you immediately in return. Her ideal human has no other cats, a warm lap to sit in, will adore her chatty nature, and work with her to learn her patting boundaries.

Microchip: 900164000727755
Location: Camden
Please PM and we will put you in contact with the owner.

**PLEASE NOTE THAT THIS IS AN ASSISTED REHOMING AND THE DESCRIPTION HAS BEEN PROVIDED BY THE CURRENT OWNER**